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  2. THE REBEL ARMY

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The rebel army is in a state of dissolution. In all directions there is a general movement to leave the towns for the ...

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  3. REPARATIONS

    BERLIN, Tuesday Night.—The breakdown of the Allied Conference has created a depression in political and financial circles, but it is hoped ...

    Article : 41 words
  4. FRUITGROWERS CONFER

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—When the conference of fruitgrowers, called by the Minister for Customs, was resumed to-day, Mr. Rodgers ...

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  5. POLITICS IN QUEENSLAND

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Prior to the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Vowles) moving his want of confidence motion. Mr. Brennan took his ...

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  6. STRIKES IN AMERICA

    CHICAGO, Tuesday Night.—All night long there was shooting between the guards and strikers at Chicago, Milwaukee. St. raul railway, and ...

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  7. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—In the Senate to-day it was stated, in reply to Senator Keating, that the Government had set aside a sum of money ...

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  8. CHINESE TROUBLES

    TOKIO, Sunday Night.—The Foreign Office in a statement, says that no money will be loaned China under the present unsettled conditions there ...

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  9. EXCHANGE MARKET CHAOTIC.

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.—As a result of the breakdown of the conference the foreign exchange market is chaotic. The mark is quoted at ...

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  10. DR. SUN YAT SEN AT SHANGHAI.

    SHANGHAI, Tuesday Night.—Dr. Sun Yat Sen has arrived and conferred with national political leaders and members of the Kucmintang ...

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  11. TEMPORARY WAGE SCALE.

    CLEVELAND, Tuesday Night.—The miners and owners in Illinois, Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Central Michigan, Kansas, and West Virginia ...

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  12. M. POINCARE WELCOMED IN PARIS.

    PARIS, Tuesday Night.—When, M. Poincare arrived here he was received with an unprecedently enthusiastic welcome, crowds shouting: "Thanks ...

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  13. REBELS' SUCCESS SHORT LIVED.

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.—The rebels success in the North of Ireland is likely to be short lived. They are already falling back before the advance ...

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  14. SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS.

    NEW YORK, Tuesday Night.—A committee of nine striking railway union leaders, together with chiefs of the Big Four brotherhoods, will meet ...

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  15. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—In the House of Representatives the Minister in reply to Mr. Charlton (N.S.W.) said the Tariff Board was considering ...

    Article : 532 words
  16. STATEMENT BY A BAVARIAN.

    BERLIN, Tuesday Night.—M. Von Kahror, a former, Bavarian Premier, speaking at Munich at a representative German gathering, stigmatised ...

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  17. THE SUGAR QUESTION

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Commonwealth Auditor-General (Mr. J. W. Israel) was examined by the Public Accounts Committee to-day in ...

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  18. DEATH OF MR. ARTHUR GRIFFITH.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—In reply to the cable from the Irish Parliament advising the death of Mr. Arthur Griffith, the Prime Minister ...

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  19. REPARATIONS MUST BE REDUCED.

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.—Sir Steel Maitland, who with Sir Maurice Bell and Sir James Allen represented New Zealand at Geneva, discussing ...

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  20. THE PRESIDENT WILL ACT.

    NEW YORK, Tuesday Night.—The Union and Pacific Railway Company has announced a settlement with the strikers, and the Southern Pacific ...

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  21. IMMIGRATION LAWS

    NEW YORK, Monday Morning.—Again the immigration law cruelly mistreats Australians. Mr. David Cooper, his wife, Blanche, and a ...

    Article : 129 words
  22. SUGGESTION BY THE ADMINISTRATION.

    NEW YORK, Monday Morning.—The Washington correspondent of "The New York Times" says that the railway executives have been asked to ...

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  23. THE GERMAN POLICY.

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The Berlin correspondent of "The Daily Chronicle" interviewed Herr Wirth who said: "Our policy must be first ...

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  24. THE HAND OF THE I.W.W.

    The "Department of Justice sees the hand of the I.W.W in the Santa Fe disturbances in Kentucky. The railway strike is serious and will be ...

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  25. GENERAL CABLE NEWS

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—Capablanca beat Watson in the thirty-: thirty-third move. Watson beat Reti. ...

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  26. CARRIAGE OF FRUIT.

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.—The Fruit Sub-Committee has resolved to ask shipowners to send a small experimental shipment of English ...

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  27. IMMIGRATION

    LONDON, Tuesday Night.—Mr. McWhac, Agent-General, although not propaganding Victorian immigration, has received numerous applications ...

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  28. THE HAMPTON TRAGEDY.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—In the presence of doctors Mrs. Jessie Cranstoun, wife of the late Dr. Cranstoun, of Hampton, was informed in the ...

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  29. WORLD'S LARGEST AIRSHIP

    BERLIN, Tuesday Night.—The world's largest airship, which is being built at Friedrichshaven for the United States, will carry forty ...

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  30. STRIKES IN CANADA

    OTTAWA, Tuesday Night.—The Premier, Mr. King, has requested the Canadian railway companies to defer a reduction of wages v or restore ...

    Article : 107 words
  31. BRITISH COAL EXPORTERS

    WASHINGTON, Tuesday Night.—Mr. Hoover has announced that immediate Congressional legislation is necessary against British coal profiteers ...

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  32. AMERICAN TARIFF

    WASHINGTON, Tuesday Night.—The Growers' Protective Association of Western Canada has appealed to the fanners in the United States to ...

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  33. HOW MR. LLOYD GEORGE IS REGARDED IN FRANCE.

    PARIS, Monday Morning.—The Cabinet hears M. Poincare on Wednesday, and an early special session of Parliament is expected. ...

    Article : 184 words
  34. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—At the conclusion of the police case at the Yea murder inquest to-day, Reuben Fox, a laborer, was committed for ...

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  35. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES

    St. John's Friendly. Society held its annual meeting at the Temperance Hall last night, when there were present: Mr. W. Doodie (president) ...

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  36. NOT A HAPPY HUNTING GROUND

    AUCKLAND, Wednesday.—"We must make it plain to men of criminal disposition in Australia that they cannot look upon New Zealand ...

    Article : 122 words
  37. BREAKING OF THE CONFERENCE.

    BERLIN, Monday Morning.—The breaking of the conference struck the Bourse like an electric shock, and resulted in stormy scenes members ...

    Article : 100 words
  38. SIR HENRY JONES ON THE SITUATION.

    MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—In discussing the fruit question during an interview to-day, Sir Henry Jones (Tas.) said he was opposed to the regulations framed ...

    Article : 249 words
  39. A GENDARME'S MISTAKE.

    PARIS, Tuesday Night.—A young gendarme recruit whilst strolling near Vernon, arrested a stranger without papers on suspicion of being a rogue ...

    Article : 114 words
  40. FINANCIAL NEWS

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 84 words
  41. BRITISH OFFICIAL OPINION.

    LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—A British official opinion says it is not believed that France's independent action was precipitate. There were ...

    Article : 256 words
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